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Utilitarian idea for utensils
Chicago Sun-Times
; I don't know about you, but I hate to throw anything away, especially if it has sentimental value. And since I am so sentimental, that means that I'm tempted to hang onto virtually everything. Baby clothes, baby furniture, baby toys, baby anything -- I've kept it all despite the fact that my
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antiques: Digging out relics of a bygone age; Christopher Proudlove explains how excavating household pottery lids gave him the collecting bug.(Features)
Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
; ... excavation work and with each grab of the JCB mechanical digger, weird and wonderful relics from a bygone age were being unearthed. News spread fast and soon, weekends saw dozens of would be treasure hunters down at the site with pickaxes and shovels. I couldn't ...
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Food tip of the week
Oakland Tribune
; Before cooking, wedge a wine cork under the handle of the pot lid. The cork stays cool when the lid gets hot, giving you something to grab onto. -- From "The Best Kitchen Quick Tips" by the editors of Cook's Illustrated (Boston Common Press, 2003).
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More from the pot.(Brief Article)
Grocer
; Unilever is throwing an on-pack promotion behind Pot Noodle, offering consumers the chance to grab one of 50 instant-win holidays. Rolling out next week, every pot lid will also be worth 5 [pounds sterling] off a Thomas Cook holiday. Support will include a four-week radio campaign and point of sale
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Make your home spring clean.(special advertising section)
Country Living
; A potholder is good for lifting a pot lid, but busy cooks appreciate an oven mitt for the extra coverage it provides when they reach into the oven or over a hot cooktop. This mitt from Tribal Fiber is made from hemp with a fire-resistant filling. Choose from seven nature-inspired colors ( Bordeaux
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